Do you own the side boom (pipelayer)s you supply to Yanbu?

Yes. 40 t, 60 t and 90 t side booms · stringing, lowering-in and tie-in support — held in our own fleet at Al Khobar, not brokered from another yard. That is what lets us give you a date and keep it.

Can you supply crews with the equipment in Yanbu?

Yes. Pipeline welders, pipe fitters, riggers, QA/QC inspectors, heavy equipment operators and safety officers come from our own manpower division on the same commercial registration, so the equipment and the crew are on one contract and one invoice. On pipeline work certification currency is usually the binding constraint, so tell us the standard your client requires at enquiry stage.

Lay & Lift · Yanbu

Side Boom (Pipelayer) Rental in Yanbu

40 t, 60 t and 90 t side booms · stringing, lowering-in and tie-in support. Dispatched to Yanbu from our own yard in Al Khobar — cross-country mobilisation, planned in advance.

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Lay & Lift work in Yanbu

Yanbu lifting work is planned mobilisation. The machines travel roughly 1,200 km on our own low beds, so the lead time is real and the quote reflects it. For a scheduled tie-in or a planned section replacement that is fine; for a breakdown it is not, and we will tell you so.

Pipeline work in Yanbu

The western terminus of the East-West pipeline system and a refining and petrochemical hub in its own right. Longer mobilisation, planned rather than emergency.

The western terminus of the East-West pipeline system, plus refinery and petrochemical pipework in the industrial city.

Planned only. This is a cross-country mobilisation of roughly 1,200 km from Al Khobar, so it is quoted and scheduled in advance rather than mobilised at short notice.

Side Boom (Pipelayer) — at a glance

Lift capacities: 40 t · 60 t · 90 t
Typical duty: Stringing, cradling, lowering-in, tie-in support, skid handling
Hire basis: Bare hire or with certified operator
Minimum term: Quoted against the spread duration, not a day rate
Mobilisation: Low bed from Al Khobar; we own the low beds as well

Why capacity is chosen by the lift plan, not the pipe diameter

Contractors often ask for a tonnage based on the line size. The load that actually governs is the lowering-in plan: the number of machines on the string, the spacing, the boom radius at the worst point, and the dynamic allowance the lift study applies. A 24-inch line lowered in with three machines at wide spacing can demand more per machine than a larger line with five. Send us the lift plan or the pipe schedule and the ditch profile, and we will tell you which of the three capacities the job actually needs — including when a smaller machine is enough, which is usually the cheaper answer.

Full specifications, sizing guidance and the questions worth settling before you commit to a machine are on the main Side Boom (Pipelayer) page. For everything we mobilise into Yanbu, see pipeline equipment in Yanbu.

Side Boom (Pipelayer) in Yanbu — FAQ

Cross-country mobilisation, planned in advance. We own the hydraulic low beds that move our equipment, so transport is part of the commitment rather than a dependency on a third-party haulier. Planned only. This is a cross-country mobilisation of roughly 1,200 km from Al Khobar, so it is quoted and scheduled in advance rather than mobilised at short notice.

Side Boom (Pipelayer) in Yanbu

Tell us the line size, the scope and the date. We will tell you honestly what can move and when.

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